Yes, you get fired into typical war-torn map, but from the spacious selection of 13 that will appear in the final game, there's a vast multitude of environmental details and factors. The more rounded description starts giving you a better idea of where the fun starts, though. You pick a side from a choice of the United States, China and the Middle East Coalition choose your class (fancy being a sniper? Or maybe artillery? Or.) get dropped into a map with your team and set out to insert lots of bullets/shells/tank treads into the opposition. So for the uninitiated, a Battlefield primer is simple. But, as it arrives in the console world, fresh from the still-smoking and successful franchise run on PC, the preview version we enjoyed naturally raked its crosshairs across some of the more obvious stuff the non-WASD brigade may be missing if they haven't played the originals. Of course, petty vengeance and large armoured vehicles are not the only things Digital Illusions' modern war title is about. Especially the one where you repeatedly drive over your 'ally' in a fit of revenge. Where all your tank dreams can come true. Soon.Īnd if you're still wondering what we're blathering on about, welcome the wonderful world of Battlefield: Modern Combat. If you haven't enjoyed that experience, then the chance is coming. But if you've had the glory-cum-humiliation of seeing a large virtual US Army steamroller toward you, only to realise it was your own team-mate driving, there will be a special warmth in your heart right now. Chances are if you've suffered that indignity any concerns have long since passed away. Don't woooorry, we wont tell anyone if you've been hit by a real tank.
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